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Recent aggregate declines (2 months worth) might a trend make. The Daily starts with an employment rate trend line that is not positive. Employment growth in the larger provinces appears gone.
Focussing on the trend-cycle compo...
The relationship between trade and jobs and other real activity measures requires thinking in volume terms (IMHO). A rising nominal balance is good but price and exchange rate complicate any analysis about what is “really” going...
Statcan calls it flat. It might look like the top of the curve
.The public sector has been clearly slowing with the end of the census process. The service-producing sector is also not contributing to aggregate growth.
The busi...
My thesis is always that the national aggregate does not really tell us what is going on. Even sectoral detail hides a lot of critical variation at the regional level. Including hours to adjust for part-time work leaves us with...
The aggregate annual change remains flat at 3.0%. Gasoline continues to bounce for obvious reasons with world prices. The price of food purchased from stores declined over the 3 months shown and declined even more on a 6-month b...
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